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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27
It's Receipts and Expenditures since
1875,

BALANCE SHEET PREPARED FROM BOOKS AT THE
DISTRICT BUILDING AND AT THE rREAsURY-TBE
TWO SETS OF FIGURES FOUND TO AGREE-THE
FIGURES IN DETAIL.
statement showing the receipts from all
sources OF the water department since the Or
ganIzatlon OF the present District government in
1878. and the disposition of the moneys thus re-
ceived, has been prepared By the water depart
meat, under the direction Of Capt. Symons, and
has beea submitted 10 the District Commits
sioners 1t Will form part of the annual report
OF Captain Symons. This statement has been
called forth, not only by the criticisms concerning
the finances Of the water department, but also by
the statement from the Treasury that there was
no starting point from which TO begin balance
sheet for the water department. The tables In
cluded ia Capt SyInOnS' statement have been pre-
pared from the books Oh the water department and
the books OF the Treasury, the TWO sets OF H. ureS
having been carefully compared and found to ver-
lily each other. Capt. SymonS says tho statement
furnishes the starting point wanted at the Treas
ury. The frSt table given below Is statement OF
assessments and collections Of Waterman tax, be-
ginning with s4.054 40, outstanding July 1, 1878,
when the present government Game Into existence.
THE WATERMAN TAX.
Statement OF assessments and collections OF
Waterman tax, from July 1, 1878 to June 80,
1887:
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RECEIPTS OF THE DEPARTMENT.

This Is followed BY a ,hular statement NJ no
ceipts Oh the water department. from all sources
ou1ng the period named. In the column OF fig
I 1ies headed water rents" there is an apparent
aln.inu.lon OF receipts after tie year 1879 and a
.aaoloh IN the ngureS from year 10 year not ex-
pianeu Dy me table. THIS variation Is due to the
rao. naat IN 1873, under schedule, eighteen
monis mdter rents were collected. subsequently,,
@ u,yClaion OF the court large parl OF :he
~, Sollectei Was refunded. Then again, in
VIM The beginning OF he fiscal year OF the
covar was changed the receipts given
Is as follows. "a ASNNAP'"
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IMPORTED CosruME Crorus
(snccesor TO PERRY 4 BRorHrr,


So INCHES WIDE FRENCH HABIT CLOTHS n
ALL THE MN FALL COLOhS Az sl50.
"a INCHES VILE lSifOhTkD PhLfZEk ILOTHSs
IN BLACK AND ALL COLOhs AIs2
81 INCHES WIDE IMPORT ID DkLIls CLOTHS
IN BLACK AND ALL CoLORS. Al g. 50.
% lNCHE. WIDE STRIPED AND CHECKED ENG
lfSH SUfltN1S Al $50.
81 lNChEs WIDE SCOTCH cHEYIOTs AT e.
ESPECIAL BAAGAIS' IN 80 INCHES WIDE ALL
MOL HAblI CLOTHS. IN BLACK AND ALL
MEN f4hfs cAsfL,s HAIRS, IN EXTRA FINE
QUALITIES. Al 81, a. Is AND Ell 80. .o,
LATEST NOVELTIES IN PARIS tOMbiSAffoS
SUITS. RANGING FROM $40 10 $50. x,..S,x.s,
NEM fkkNCh sfBASIOfOls, lAPthlAL ~. Stsa
HEhEIS6-BONE ChIDp AND fOCLkA
RANGING FROM soc. TO 81 .--v- 1900,
LUPIN's AIL-NOOL HEsiiEfTAs AND CASH
NEW sifR- ~ i HENiiEfTAs. IN ALL SHADED
NEW PShE WOOL SCOTCH AND FRENCH PLA{ps
IN ALL The MIN CON ATlONsof CoLOkA
AT Zoe, 81 al IS and slJO, ,,-n.r -.
IMMENSE AsSOkIMENI Of GILMAN AND
LYONS Pure SILK NkLNtIa. RANGING
cohPIEIG STUCK OF LYONS BENoALINEa
sUKAIis SAT n DUCHEssk. fAlLLL fhAN
CAIsE KHADtMEs AND ohos ehAiS siLkA
vrrnnfSs, sfi'ns a SPECIALITY.
So ILAiN floUi.ks AND CORRECT PRICEA
sEAIoS PERRY.
PKRHr Bon.prxo
rennsyivAnia ave. 90. 9th q
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SAxs & Con1Asr.
TINE WAS. AND NOT SO VERY LONG AGO
EITHER. WHEN You COULD NOT BUY AFuR DER.
BY HAT1N WASHINGTON FOR LESS THAN o. 50.
AND THEN IT WOULD BE AN OFF" SHAPE,
BUT now WE SELL CLEAR FUR DERBYs IN
ALL THE POPULAR BLOCKS AT s124 EACH.
GOOD sERv1oEABLE STOCK WILL WEAR WELL.
WILL KEEP THEIR SHAPE, AND TO ALL IN.
TENTS AND PURPOSES WILL ANSWER JUST
AS WELL AS DERBYs THAT COST A GREAT
DEAL MORE MONEY, BUT WHICH WE KEEP IN
STOCK AND FOR SALE. WE CANNOT AFFORD
TO D1sPARAaE OUR FINEST GOODS, BUT CAN.
DOR coMpELs Us TO SAY THAT THOSE DER
BYs THAT WE ARE NOW OFFERING AT sl2a
EACH ARE STYLISH GOOD. HONEST WEARING
HATS. AND ARE, BY ALL ODDS, THE BEST
VALUES FOR THE AMOUNT NAMED EVER BE
FORE OFFERED. NOT ALONE IN WASHINGTON
BUT IN ANY CITY IN TIE UNION.
OUR FINEST HATS; ARE EQUAL TO THr
FINEST THAT ARE MADE. AND IN QUALITY Oh
STOCK. "sNAP" TONE AND GENERAL STYLE
HAVE NO suPER1oRs IN AMERICA YET THE
PRICES WE NAME FOR OUR HATS WILL BIZ
FOUND TO BE CONSIDERABLY LOWER THAN
EXCLUSIVE HATTERs CHARGE FOR HATS OF
INFERIOR GRADES
DERBYs FROM e5 CENTS TO s4oo. s1LE
HATS FROM ss5o TO s7oo. cHILpREN's FAN
cY CAPS FROM 10 CENTS TO s2.4h BOYS
HATS FROM 80 CENTS TO sl9s.
WE CATER FOR NO -cLAss" IN PARTICULAR
WE HAVE HEAD GEAR TO SUIT THE MILLION
ALL AT POPULAR PRICES.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
HATS. CLOTHES FURNISHINGS. AND SHOES.
o2e SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE
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ACTION ON LIQUOR LICENSES.
Applications which have been Granted
or Refused.

The District Commissioners have begun to issue
liquor licenses Commissioner Webb and Col.
Moore have investigated a great many cases and
those persons whose applications were approved
were given license to-day. Following is list of
the approved and dlsapproved:
ArPRovED.
Northwest section-Christopher Horner, 214 9th
st.; j. ]. Gentner 80 18th ST.: Carl Gain, 1915 NJ
st.; H. Conradis 212 9th st.; VIM Adanson and
CIV. Holmes, 2O6 9th ST.; Geo Boegeholz, 1880 7th
ST.. NJ. Mailman, 1216 9TH ST.; A. David, 1907 7th
St.; B. Fitzpatrick, 1340 14th St.: Jw. Miller, 731
Sth st. s.e.; II. Hoderman, 1143 Penn. ave.; J. w.
McGrlnn, 1904 Penn. ave.: W. Dietz, 1716 Penn.
oh st. Bertn YounS S As IouaSa oSs
ave-; 7. 7. Luckett, 4es Penn. ave; Geo. Rupli,
Louis Kicks, 315 sth St; $. G. stew lr, 1908 Rhode
Island ave-: T. J. Duffy, ath ST. and PENNSYLVANIA
ave; w Edel s Tls St! W. H HaSm1asrsiey 1loS
St.; II. Reiter, BOG 9th ST.; H. Schonborn, 207 9TH
St.; J. Sachs, 1126 nth st.; c. NJ. Truman, Baiti-
jersey ave; NJ. Iistsn. 7th-st road: =. Mattsfn.
1872 7th ST.; H. J. Eisenbeiss, 400 18th St; l. G.
Milovich, 1918 ST.; ]. Callahan, $40 18th St; W.
W. Kirby 80 9Th ST.; j. Herman, 1OO6 Pennsyl-
vania ave-; j. A. sproesser, cosy 7th t: j. Rich
ardson. 2ls 18th st.: w Il; Lee, lsC st; ]. 4.
" Il. QuacRenSEsh, I64s :ssd st.; ". II. Daniels,
ss e kGs s' , ssa 6 Ms & ~ T. 4
souihwest-G: VI. Bauer, las 9TH ST.; c. F. Nc
Laughlln. 7O1 ST.; S. Guggehheim, 305 AZ st.;
G. +. FOge, POS 9TH ST.; j. Ford go 11th ST.; c.
Schnebei. pa 14th st. E. Hughes, 700 TIN st. l.
o. Carroll, :,06 ~ ST.; NJ. King, 215 Va ave-; d.
Murphy, sls tn St; c. Grimm, $50 Az ST.; James
Altman, 24I 14th st.
Southeast-F. NJ. Herman, $40 9Th st.; c. W.
james, 1885 18th ST.: j. j. Beuchert 623 Pa ave.;
p. Helmuth, 215 st.
NorIheast-J. Horbel. 1926 ST.; T. Sullivan, 70
II st.
n. W.; j. Schumann, Tenleytown road, county; L
Edelin,, 131 9th st. s. e.
The following applications have been refused:
Maria ELI, 1909 ST. n w.. A. Norris, 1917 7th ST.
q. W.; +. Freeman, 1906 7th st. n. W.; j. N. Bass
ford, HAS 7th st. n. W. j. L. Burkart SCI 10th st.
W.; j. Albert, 112O Pa. ave. L. W.; L. A. Lucas
2155 Pa. ave- n. w.; j. d. Evans. 120 St 8. e.; j.
W. Br0wn HiilSdaie, c0un y:
The cause OF refusal, as 1t IS endorsed on the
papers OF each applicant, are either that he has
been twice convicted OF selling on Sunday, that
there are too many bar rooms III the neighbOrhOOd,
that the place is bawdy house, or that 1t has O
grocery and provision store connected
A Barn Burned and q Farm Sold.
Correspondence of the EVENING STAR.
FALLS CHURCH, Va, October Is, 1857.
On Friday evening last the new barn of Mr. NJ.
F. Chambln was burned. The fire took from
lantern set down on the floor and knocked over by
q horse, IT is said.
The Dun tract Of land, said to comprise LILO
acres, which the heirs have been anx Gus to sell
for some years. has been sold TO a Mr.. Campbell OF
farm. L. s. A.
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QUEENsTOwN CATTLE MARKET.-Sixty-three cat
tie on the market yesterday, AMI all sold as fol-
lows: Best sold from 3 to &C. per h.; guod 81 to
33.c.; medium, 80 10 33sc.; common, 2 to &c.
1,047 sheep and Lambs on the market 724 sold TO
butchers as follows: Old sheep sold from 8 to
4Ac per h.; lambs, to &c., :}23 left over. 22
ken for cattle was fair. Market for sheep and
lambs was dull.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements Tonight
yArIoNAL--"The Golden Giants"
ALBAUosA-"TneH umming Bird,
kKRNAS'a-Rentz-San Troupe.
MANASSAS PASoRAMA.-Day and evening.
HARRn'.-'NObody's Claim
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Ind'odfions for he 2. hours commencing Of D. m.
For the District VI Columbia, Delaware Mary
ana, and virginia, warmer. fair weather. preceded
ny Hglt ra,n> Ia southern Virginia. light TO fresh
yarIble WINDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

PALACE MARKET WAGONS VIII make but rhret
TIPS TO Georgetown weekly, Is follows: TUESDAY
thursday and saturday. Orders must be given De.
fore 10 O'Clock on the days named
f. J. TfBRErS.
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Card from Major walker.

To the Editor IF The EVENING STAR:
desire to state, briefly, that in my remarks to
the W. C. T. U. Tuesday night no reference was
made by me to any orders given to the lieutenants
Of police respecting licenses. consequently Mr..
Webb has not denied any statement made by me
at that time. My reference to saloons within 400
feet OF the school houses will be abundantly ven-
1ed In many Instances, when the proper time ar
rives. AS sample, VIM. l. Beuchert, OF 661 Penn
Sylvanfa avenue southeast, has saloon exactly
2l5 feet from Wallach school, measured IN a direct
line this morning. s. II. WALKER.
CLOTHING STORE ATTACHED.-MeSsrs. 1. Grief
& Bro. yesterday, by Mr.. Leon Tobr ner entered a
suit against j. Hiram Smith, OF 73l 7tn street, to
recover 81 494 20 on account for goods furnished
and hied Herewith affidavtIs, on which the mar
shall attached the stock. At the same time q
$50 for rent due. The afdivits filed in the first
case state that Smith has been for some lime IN
solvent and for the purpose OF evadng process left
the jurisdiction OF the court in August last going
to Connecticut, leaving his stores at The above
place, on + street, near 18th, and Pennsylvania
avenue, near 9TH. in charge OF one Hurdle, vino
continued TO purchase goods and has maze bills
to the amount OF $4,000 In the name OF Smith.
They set forth that on the 18th Of october Smith
caused the stock In the 9TH street store TO be
packed In six large cases and 70 be shipped 70 him
at New ain, Conn, for the purpose OF defraud-
Ing his creditors.
TIE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World 10
Onered free TO every new subscriber for one year to
the WEEKLY STAR. 1t Is n handsomely printed
book OF 191 pages, profuSely Illustrated with more
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ment In another column.
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!. 4I4.e5s IS es.7sa 5ol4s3.eos IS


To amount collected (of which there has been
deposited tn the United States Treasury and cred
tied to water fund the sum OF $l.2SO, $50 s4),
81 ,2sO, 561.59. Detail: BY amount expended from
July /, 1878, to June 30, 1887, $721, jSl.6l; by
amount advanced TO Treasurer United state, ey-
Of1cio Commissioner Sinking Fund District OF Cot
lunbia, during said PERIOD s4S},693.3o; Dy aiioun
collected on account water-I main tax and depO, ted
to credit or general taxes December 20 1880,
$lO15; balance to credit OF water fund District OF
Columbia, July l. 1887, 81, 27o.sS Total 81, ESQ.,
SOL. 50.
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NEE House & Herrmann's ad. ON 9Th page.

Try 2-pOunf package confectionery sugar,
VIII receipts for making candy. b. l. Wheeler,
nne sr0ceries, lS.h and X streets northwest.
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WOODEN WxDDrSG.-Mr. and Mrs E C. Parker
OF 9th street, celebrated their wooden woddins.
lnftn anniversary last evening" by giving a supper
party 70 q number Of their friends and original
wedding guests. There was much hilariIy over
the presents received, many OF them being useful
articles OF culinary Importance. A handsomely
decorated wooden cake was one OF the gifts OF u
iaceuous friend some OF those present were Dr.
and Ms. Bell, M and Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Jarline
Miss Nina Jardine, Miss Lulu CIeuen, Miss
Ciet1en, MI. Chas- Clemen, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
y. httl, Mss Theresa Tavier, Mr.. p. v. Roux Mr.
and MI. Parker and daugh and Mr. Payne.
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Affairs i'm west Washington.

SHOT his WiFk ACCIDESTAILY.-WhlleW VIM. Bur.
rows, who lives abOv- the Aqueduct Bridge ave-
nue., between the canal and the river, was exam
thing u shotgun Yesterday morning about o'c ock,
II was accidentally discharged, the contents lodg-
ing In Ills wtfe's face, who was 81 nd1ng near by.
airs Burrows is said to be In q precarious condi-
ton.
MASONIC observation-disclosures Lodge No. F. A.
A. NJ. visited last night Mt It's hall by the on
GERS OF the Grand Lodge. Ex-Gov. Vance, OF North
Carolina, was the grand lecturer OF the occasion.
An enjoyable evening was spent by those present.
TURNED OVER TO His CAPrAIN.-Peter Bentan.
who was arrested yesterday for violating the ship
ping regulation by refusing to do duty, was tried
before Magistrate Buckley, and was subsequently
turned over 10 the captain or the vessel
GRAIN RECEIPTs.-CaDal boat David Knode ar
rived with 200 bushels Of wheat for j. q. and j.
NJ. Waters.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER at 2
a. m-Great Falls, temperature, 81; condition, SO;
receiving reservoir, temperature 30; condition al
north connection, 80; condition at south connec.
ton, :&k distributing reservoir, temper ,tufe 81
con tIon at 1n1uenU gate-house, SO; condition al
effluent Rate-h0use 30 High tide in the river to.
day ut ABS D. M; low tide at HAS p. IN.
In Philadelphia, the United states Court has de
| cided that the Union Paper Bag Co. has the ex
elusive right to the patent for square salchel bot
/ tom bags.
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GETTING FIXED Ur.-Preston II. Ktllian entered

GETTING FIXED UP.-Preston II. Killian entered
the oocA before Judge Smell this morning and sa1a
Il suppose must De guilty" when arraigued on a
charge or disorderiy conduct, 'but would ike 10
MAKE Use OF my mouth" he added ssNnat have
you 10 say?" asked the court II have Just re-
turned from the Jersey City Hospital, where was
tfrateu ior broken leg, answered klllian, land 1
oAine here among my relatives to get nxed up.'
said the Judge: "f1ve dollars or nfteen DIS
lou can 90 down 70 the work-house and get nxed
up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

PINE PORTRAITS. Kets KenethJ. HOO Pa ave.
CossrxrTIoS may be cured If treated early with
Bakers Cod Liver on and Malt.
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The Courts.
POLICE COURT-Judqe Shell

To-day, Chas. Evans colored, profanity; IS or
seven days. Chas. WOlrberry, dSOrderly conduct;
y of nds or uas Jas ht eooreo, carrying p.
conduct and carrying a dirk; SIS or seventy -nve
days. Frank L. Rice, contempt; $40 collateral
eral forfeited. Richard Bouser, driving through
funeral procession; do. Chas. c. Greyhound. pro-
f,nity; do. Edmond c. Carter dSOrderly conduct;
do. Henry Snowden and Chas- Williams, profanity
- OK seven days EACH Michael Finan, violating
police regulations; personal bonds.
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KSIsurs OF ST. ArersrIsE 10 PAR,px-rhe

kSieHrs OF ST. AUGUSTINE TO PARApE-The
Anlghts OF ST Augustine, No. i, win tomorrow
eeteorate their rfeelJh anniversary by street pa
Fade In the afternoon and grand banquet at MI nt
az The armory OF the Washington Cadet Corps.
Ihe following Is the line OF marca: ID and streets
south ast TO ~ street, 10 North Carolina avenue
70 OLA street, 10 East Capitol 70 LIST, 10 10 Ist
Street northwest 10 Pennsy iyania avenue TO sld
street west W asAingt0nl TO 70 3Olh, 10 N 10
18th, 70 70 I4th, 10 Vermont avenue 10 o street
10 the armory.
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To TIE PUBLIC.

To TIE PUBLIC
Having decided to retire from the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
CLOs1NG.OUT SALE
IN still in progress and many bargains are to be had
few Of which quote below:
BROCADED VELVET, in black and colors formerly
IS. to the low rrice Of ~ 80.
STRIPED in black and coiors. formerly
$1.50 to the low price OF Q /.
in black and colors. formerly
S1.25. to the low price of Z DC.
ALL PLAIN in black and colors. at much
less than usual cost.
We have some COLORED SILKS left in Gros. Grain,
Rhadsmas. Surai and Brocaded, winch we otter 1t
great sacrifice Of soc. on the dollar
We have two pieces Of 24-inch SEAL CLOAKING
PLUSH left. which We offer very cheap
The COLoRED DRESS GOODS STOCK has many
desirable and goods left and If you need any
thing in that line it will pay you give that depart
ment q look before buying.
If you want BLACK DRESS Of any kind, why not
buy it where you can get it at cost!
any thing in the DRY GOODS Line
s1ohh FIXTURES FOR SALE.
S. I. HEMPsToNE.
sep2-3m SOB Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Condensed Locals.

At q banquet given by Nelson Division, No. Q,
Uniformed Rank, X. Of F., Tuesday evening, Col.
Halvor Nelson, who leaves the city to-day 10 reside
In Detroit, was presented with gOld-headed cane.
The Aedico-C hirurgfcal society has elected the
following officers: President, Dr.. Robt. Rey-
burn; 1st vice. president, DIR. A. T. Augusta;
ID vce-president, DIT. p. r. Werner; secretary, DR..
L A Harvey; librarian. DR.. j. X Francis; cor
responding secretary, DR.. s. X. Watts.
The iron fencing that has been taken down from
the triangular space In front OF the National
Theater was sold yesterday TO julius Dreyfuss at
% cents per 100 pounds, while the fence around
at an cents per Hneal foot
The viii Of the late Helen Wetmore was filed
yesterday. She apportions her 1eweIry among her
life and then TO her children
Yesterday afternoon a fire, caused by q defec-
tive nue, took place In house No. 9O3 lSt street
southeast. owned and occupied by Harry Mouton.
officer Wheelock and some OF the neighbOrs ex-
unguished the IRE without turning In an alarm.
The damage was about SO, and there was no in
sur.Ince.
AFTER the supper at the entertainment Of Lin
coin Post. No. 3, and Post No. 2, In honor OF the
visiting post from Newark, ". j., Tuesday evening"
COMMANDER j. +. vinal. OF Post 3, acted as master
OF ceremoaieS To the sentiment, "Our guests, ~
Past department Commander Brooks, department
OF the Potomac, responded.
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oyrcExs or LOGAN CAMP Gu.Rps-At the bust

OSSlcKRs OF LOGAN CAMP GUARps-At the busi-
ness meeting OF the Logan Camp Guards last
night the louoWing Officers were appointed: First
eesXeanS Thomas L skinner; second sergeant, w.
= Evans; third sergeant, Chas- A. Davis; fourth
sergeant, ID. L L watson: QuarternaSter, Philip
4 Martin; eofporala, Michael A skinner, Walter
Honorary members elected-DE ronchee Charles
kuputus, T. A. 7. Judd, X. ID. Del French, p. Cur
I'm. Henry Ruputus, N. N. Marmaduke, II. b.
bayly. ID. MerhIing. The company will meet at
the Riggs House Friday evening To wait upon Mrs.
Gen Joan A. Logan, 70 present 70 her An honorary
members certificate.
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Expenditures.

penditures OF the department, which includes
under 1880 the water rents refunded by order of
the court In 1873. The table is as follows:
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WE Is. s.. IS. IS. f E I'll
: E.. IS; ..ss i III
cANroBrArN WHAT NEED TO FUR
NIsH MY HOUSE. AND MAKE REGULAR
WEEKLY PAYMENTS UNTIL THE BILL
Is sETTLEDf
CAN I HAVE THE USE OF THESE AR
TIcIEs-AIL or THEM-pURIxa THE
r1Mri
YES. SIR
cANIHAvE THEM AS LOW Az OTHER
HOUSES SELL FOR CAsHf
YES. SIR.
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FUNxIL's ICR CREAM.

We ARE OFFERING a large G-piece Turkish Par
Jar suite upholstered MarbleZed SILK plush with
fringe nj tl2o. Also line OF best Moquette Car
pets OF $l.25 per yard. W. b. MOSES Son.
18th and streets NV.
Furniture, Carpet, and Drapery Establishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

TIE MILITARY SCHOOL OF INsrRuCrIoN-The
school or instruction for the officers Of the District
National Guard was opened last night In the
ofncers' room OF the W. l. l. armory. Major Pol
lard gave instruction In rife practice, and Ad1u-
tantGeneral BigeIOw instructed them In the set
Ting up movements, intended 10 give the body an
erect position and train the muscles Gen Ord
way addressed a few words to the officers upon
the adsfSability OF their being well trained In
order that they might train their men. He ex-
pressed satisfaction with the progress of the Ma
donal Guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

GrSTLEHENs WINTER CSDERwEAR-Cartwngnt
Warmers. American Hosiery Co, Norfolk and
New Brunswick Co. and other reliable makes, at
popular prices, at r C. Lewis & sons, 1921 New
York avenue, and go 7th street northwest.
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TEE Lospos & Luvrnroo.
CLOTHING COMPANY.
COR 7rH AVN a QTR

Cok- 7fH AND g eI2
For fine Dress Suit or Overcast 20 10 tbs Losa0
4 Liverpool Clothing Co
uyou want % on slo Suit or overcost -
TO the London Liverpool Clothing Co.
II you want . good strong working suit II %. ore
fne business suit u ESQ., 20 to the Loadoo Hvs0
pool Clothing Co.
II you want fine Prince Albert Suit Q. 90 ~
the London Liverpool Clothing 90.
We wiz save yoa from IS 10 90 on go 80
Overcoat
II you want good Suit or Overcast for - -
Is years old ~ eA 20 10 the London h1u11D
Clothing Co.
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IHH NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, LEAGrR-At the
meeting OF the National Republican, Ie.y,Ie AZ ihe
AIihstoh last evening the committee appointed Jo
secure = permanent home Tor the league were
given Instructions which will probably RESULT Ip
nasiilg The house i505 Ii street zen E E. Bealt
p'esideu, and f. b. Fox was the secretary. Among
.nooe present were senator Dolpl, Frederics
Doesiass, and Rev DR.. Newman, elcn Of whom
u0rlns The evening, spoke briefly senator DOipn
d. Iho>- Is. Hood, Gen McMuian and Cen Henry
A. Wotnibston were elected members
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Phillips, DiRessfble Cocoa created much
interest at International Medical CongresA co
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We Have Constantly on hand crab meat,
hard and soft crabs CLANS terraplns ana prime
salt water oysters shucket ciean and fresh every
day; also game OF all kinds delivered free TO all
parts OF the city, n. WHITE q CO.
Nv gu g. NV. bet 6th and 9TH
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CITY ITEMS.

Neg COluars engraved and razofs sharpened
free. Guns TOR sale o. hire. walford, 4s7 Pa nv. 3
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-.ALuAsLH PROPERTY IN GEosGErowS Ar AUCTION.
setersace 10 the AUCTION columns Will be seen
s snSs Iho<naS bowling viii sell tomorrow In
sSoskstown several valuable properties % Which
NO attention OF Investors and others n Directed
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ses our hobby cheviot suits